It's so not fun, and I'm sorry you're getting to experience it too.
It's just bizarre, because, like I said, I've taken this exact dose pak before, and never had this reaction.
I just looked in the mirror, and my face is WAY more flushed than it was when I left the house. It feels like a sunburn. (And I haven't been in the sun recently. Plus my makeup has a 15 SPF.) Grr.
Steroids are evil.
Except when they're the closest thing medicine has to a miracle.
Right? It's just SO WEIRD that a drug that's supposed to STOP inflammation is making me all inflame-y.
My drug of choice: irony.
Plus my makeup has a 15 SPF
I had a facial recently and mentioned this same thing. The enethitician (or however you spell it) just laughed at me and asked if I reapplied it every hour.
Steroids are a special kind of evil - sure, they might save your life, but you'll be all kinds of miserable about it.
Yay, Aims's new job! Good luck today!
Big boos for Teppy's allergic reaction and Suzi's stress, though.
::gropes Suzi idly for good measure::
Sox, I wish I knew of a mystery blog like that! I would love to find one.
Plus my makeup has a 15 SPF
I had a facial recently and mentioned this same thing. The enethitician (or however you spell it) just laughed at me and asked if I reapplied it every hour.
Goodness, it's not like I (a) sweat it off, or (2) work in sunlight (or near a window, for that matter).
They should play it safe and send you home to enjoy a 3-day weekend!
Four day weekend this weekend. Memorial Day is Monday.
My drug of choice: irony.
What's your weapon of choice?
What's your weapon of choice?
My rapier-sharp wit.
Oh, wait. I forgot I'm not Oscar Wilde.
Oh, wait. I forgot I'm not Oscar Wilde.
So both you and the wallpaper can stay....
